I feel you but it’s not like people purposely wait until the last minute, sometimes life happens and you literally only can get there at the end. When you work in retail/fast food you have to expect that sometimes.
Who’s in the wrong?
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I'm from Massachusetts where the liquor stores close at 11:00.
It would be World War 3 if you ever tried to close a liquor store at 10:59.
Marc123
You got it dude!
I'll read the room. If it's a small place like that and they closing up I'll pass.
If it's a larger place like Walmart or the supermarket... I'll be as brief at possible and try not to be the last person in line.
But as for what dude did in the video? Never.
I’d leave if they told me that I’m not causing a scene over some ice cream
Allah_U_Akbar
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December 31, a few years ago , a nail (or something) was in my tire.
Kept leaking air and going flat.
Took my car to the tire shop to get it checked out.
You know what they said???
“Sorry, we’re closing early tonight for New Years Eve.”
Ain’t that a bitch?
Now, mind you, I showed up there at 3 or 4 something in the afternoon.
I could understand if maybe it was CHRISTMAS EVE or something, but NEW YEARS EVE???
FOH!!!!
I was upset, but I didn’t go insane and flip out or anything..
Matter of fact, I didn’t say anything.
I just went somewhere else and got my tire fixed.
I told the guy at the next tire shop about my experience at the previous shop and he agreed that was some bullshit for them not to fix my tire because of it being New Year’s Eve .
Now, if I can keep my composure in a situation like that, then so could that dude in the video.
Your tires are more important than some damn ice cream.
Picture me having a shouting match with high schoolers over some ice cream.
SMH
Fuck that guy!
Kept leaking air and going flat.
Took my car to the tire shop to get it checked out.
You know what they said???
“Sorry, we’re closing early tonight for New Years Eve.”
Ain’t that a bitch?
Now, mind you, I showed up there at 3 or 4 something in the afternoon.
I could understand if maybe it was CHRISTMAS EVE or something, but NEW YEARS EVE???
FOH!!!!
I was upset, but I didn’t go insane and flip out or anything..
Matter of fact, I didn’t say anything.
I just went somewhere else and got my tire fixed.
I told the guy at the next tire shop about my experience at the previous shop and he agreed that was some bullshit for them not to fix my tire because of it being New Year’s Eve .
Now, if I can keep my composure in a situation like that, then so could that dude in the video.
Your tires are more important than some damn ice cream.
Picture me having a shouting match with high schoolers over some ice cream.
SMH
Fuck that guy!
#1hiphopjunki3
Go Spurs Go!!
I don’t think any of the people who are saying the shop should’ve served the couple agree at the behavior the man had towards the employees…..
I know I personally and even @King Freeman stated that the customer was acting like an asshole.
the fact is technically they are still open and they should’ve did their job and served the couple, while making sure nobody else came inside after the official closing time.
I like reading a lot of the responses on the site Because a lot of the time it is entertaining, but a lot of the responses are not realistic or well thought out. Lmao.
I know I personally and even @King Freeman stated that the customer was acting like an asshole.
the fact is technically they are still open and they should’ve did their job and served the couple, while making sure nobody else came inside after the official closing time.
I like reading a lot of the responses on the site Because a lot of the time it is entertaining, but a lot of the responses are not realistic or well thought out. Lmao.
Right and in that same way life happens you don't always get your way. Right or wrong you charge it to the game and move on. In situations where it's life or death like medications, finances, etc, I completely understand coming in late and trying to get service. But context matters and the context of this was a grown man throwing a tantrum over ice cream
TheNightKing
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Alcohol at the last minute should be forgiven, lol.
Plus alcohol is a grab and pay situation. Nobody should go in there trying to figure out a new bourbon to try, looking shit up on their cell and shit.
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Lmaooooo on God I didn't see your post before I hit post reply. This some gangster fusion.
Inori
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Not one minute before close but maybe like 10 minutes before close. If they said nah we done or in the process of closing.. i kept it pushin.
If they said yeah I said I appreciate yall and was in and out as quickly as possible cuz I know they tryna go home. Simple.
End of the day stores are allowed to refuse service. If they refuse my money I aint finna argue. Im out and wont be back
This.
What most have a problem with is how dude handled the situation.
Like I said earlier, wasn't like they came in 10/20 mins prior and was denied service. Them MF walked in probably at the same time somebody was bout to lock the doors.
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How's that being a hypocrite? My 1st post speaks from experience. So I understand exactly how them kids feel.
You the one under the assumption that YOUR money is more important...than those who actually come during the reasonable hours.
At the same time from a customer standpoint...walkin in 10mins b4 closing...is FAR different than ONE min. Like Inori said, if they say naw...cool. But how I look like gettin mad at them...b/c my stupid azzz walk in ONE min b4 closing. Then expecting service?? If they refuse...then that's on me.
And to sit there and say some shyt like...
"Try telling me that shit imma fuck around and not come back ever out of spite"
...THAT my friend is that entitlement shyt. We laughed anytime a customer would say that. Mad b/c you ain't got the common sense to come loooong b4 closing. But then wanna act like that muscle head nigga. As if you droppin big money. FOH! Lol!
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